LED lights don't draw enough energy to create a lot of heat, but that waste heat is useful for preventing ice buildup on headlights. The problem is reportedly worse in “warmer” snowy climates, where ...

LED headlights, especially those with a proper matrix function, are undeniably great for nighttime driving. The crisp white light they emit covers a generous area, which enhances road safety. Besides ...

No you're not imagining it. Headlights have gotten brighter, and people driving on dark roads since the start of Daylight Saving Time have felt the impact. Before LED lights were introduced, many auto ...

In the past, seeing blue lights on a car meant the police wanted our attention. Nowadays, some regular cars have headlights that seem to glow with a blue tint. Newer LED headlights glow brighter than ...

The early 20 th century had the first automobiles fitted with kerosene oil lamps for night travel, which used an open flame and couldn't provide any visibility ahead. Luckily, automotive technology ...

Cars' headlights have come a long way since charming yet potentially dangerous acetylene headlamps debuted in vintage automobiles. The later halogen headlights are still around, but the world has ...

No, LED headlights do not use more battery than traditional halogen or HID lights. In fact, they use significantly less. A standard halogen headlight typically draws 55 to 65 watts of power, while an ...